Yahoo Finance·2025-12-12 15:00Lululemon - Lululemon's shares increased by approximately 9%, or $17 per share, following the announcement of CEO Calvin McDonald's departure by January 2026 [2] - The company's board is currently collaborating with an executive search firm to appoint a new CEO, while the CFO and Chief Commercial Officer will act as interim co-CEOs [3] - Lululemon reported an EPS of $2.59, exceeding estimates of $2.25, and revenue of $2.57 billion, surpassing expectations of $2.48 billion; however, guidance is projected between $4.66 and $4.76, below the estimate of $5.03 [4] Broadcom - Broadcom's shares fell by about 6%, or $23.57 per share, despite reporting an EPS of $1.95, which was better than the estimated $1.86, and revenue of $18.02 billion, exceeding expectations of $17.49 billion [5] - The CEO indicated that AI chip sales are anticipated to double year-over-year to $8.2 billion, with analysts raising the price target to $475 based on strong AI results [5] - The stock decline was attributed to a disappointing backlog of $73 billion in product orders expected to be shipped over the next six quarters [6] Newmont - Newmont's shares rose by $2.40 per share, benefiting from higher gold prices and generating record free cash flow of $1.6 billion, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of FCF growth over $1 billion [7] - The company's margins are improving due to cost-cutting efforts, and analysts at Bank of America have reiterated a buy rating with a price target of $118 [8]